NEETS 13 - Fundamental Logic Circuits

  1. What is an example of the law of absorption?
    A·(A+B) = A or A+(AB) = A
  2. Which type of logic gate is a logic circuit that requires all inputs to be TRUE at the same time in order for the output to be TRUE?
    And
  3. Which type of logic device has an output opposite of the input?
    Inverter
  4. Which gate is simply an AND gate with an inverter (NOT gate) at the output?
    NAND
  5. What is an example of idempotent law? (
    AA = A, A+A = A
  6. What is an example of the law of intersection?
    0 (A·1 = A, A·0 = 0)
  7. What is defined as the science of reasoning?
    Logic
  8. What is a term that is TRUE in one part of an expression will be TRUE in all parts of the expression?
    Law of identity
  9. Which type of voltage is used to represent the logic 1 state of a statement?
    Logic polarity
  10. Which law is defined as the order in which terms are written does not affect their value (AB =BA, A+B = B+A)?
    Commutative law
  11. What will be used to illustrate all possible input and corresponding output combinations?
    Truth table
  12. What are the "decision-making" circuits of computers and other types of digital equipment?
    Logic gates
  13. What is an example of Associative law?
    A(BC) = ABC or A+(B+C) = A+B+C
  14. Who developed Boolean Algebra?
    George Boole
  15. What is an example of the law of union?
    (A+1 = 1, A+0 = A)
  16. What is a description of the input conditions necessary to get the desired output?
    Boolean expression
  17. What is an example of distributive law?
    A+(BC) = (A+B) · (A+C)
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NEETS 13 - Fundamental Logic Circuits
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